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Grand Rapids’ John Ball Zoo has a new CEO, following a seven-month nationwide search
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The Rogers camp has been trying to build inroads after El-Sayed struggled in Detroit during his primary race
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The measure only skips voters and becomes law if the Senate also passes it. Senate Majority Leader Brinks is already saying she won’t do so
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A campaign to tighten Michigan’s voter ID and registration policies has hit a roadblock on its path to the November ballot
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Turnout at early voting sites in Michigan is up 78% over the same period leading up to the 2024 primary, according to the Michigan Department of State
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For Grant Public Schools, if approved, the renewed millage would allow the district to collect around $1.8 million in 2027
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If approved, the mental health millage would cost a homeowner with a property’s taxable value of $400,000 around $60 per year
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Voters in Sparta are being asked to approve a new millage on the August 4th ballot, but the new millage would not raise the amount residents have been paying
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Ada Township trustees say they need more money to maintain and improve parks and recreation programs
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The bills would allow individuals to file lawsuits challenging local actions that could make voting more difficult or confusing, especially for minorities.